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Amit Shah wants to talk about student protests

The government says it is ready to talk about student protests in parliament, but political leaders are disagreeing on how to do it.

Published Aug 12
Amit Shah wants to talk about student protests

What is happening

Leaders in the government are saying they want to have a big talk in parliament about student protests. A minister named Kiren Rijiju said the government is happy to spend more time discussing this important topic so everyone can share their views.

What the leaders are saying

Minister Amit Shah is willing to take part in a debate about the students. However, opposition leader Rahul Gandhi said he is not interested in listening to long speeches or lectures from the ruling party.

  • The government wants to increase the time for debate.
  • Amit Shah is ready to talk about student protests.
  • Rahul Gandhi says he does not want lectures.

Why it matters

When leaders in parliament talk and work together, they can find solutions to problems that affect young people and students across the country.